Eiffel Tower
Paris, France
The Eiffel Tower, built in 1887, is believed to be the most visited monument in the world! Originally meant to only stand for 20 years, it survived due its convenience as a radio transmitter in the early 20th Century, and subsequently became a victory state for its use during the First World War for dispatches to the Marne frontline.
How to get here:
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Metro (Line 6,9): Trocadéro - Exit the station and head through the Palais de Chaillot park to Trocadéro to the far side, then cross the Seine over Pont d'léna to the Eiffel Tower. +
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Bus: Map - The Champ de Mars is serviced by routes 42,69,82,and 87. +
Access: admissionStatus: recognisableObservation Level
City of Death (1)
Filmed: 2 May 1979
The Doctor and Romana look across Paris.
City of Death (4)
Filmed: 2 May 1979
The Doctor and Romana head off to new adventures!
City of Death (4)
Filmed: 2 May 1979
The Doctor and Romana say goodbye to Duggan.
City of Death (4)
Filmed: 2 May 1979
Duggan buys a postcard of the Mona Lisa.
Where to walk to next?
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Trocadéro Metro Station (City of Death). Head across the Seine over Pont d'léna and then walk trhough the Palais de Chaillot park to Trocadéro on the far side.
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Dupleix Métro Station (City of Death). Head across the Parc du Champs de Mars until you reach the central road. Turn right and head out of the park onto Rue Desaix. At the end, turn left onto Boulevard de Grenelle and towards the Dupleix Metro station.
Other nearby locations:
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Petit Pont (City of Death). Rail: Line C. Walk west along Quai Branly by the Seine to Champ de Mars - Tour Eiffel station, and then take Line C through to Saint Michel Notre-Dame. Exit the station and then walk along the Quai de Montebello towards Notre Dame until you reach Petit Pont (bridge).
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Paris Metro Line 6 (City of Death): 0.36 miles.
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Avenue Kléber (City of Death): 0.63 miles.
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Boissière Metro Station (City of Death): 0.65 miles.
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Boulevard de Grenelle (City of Death): 0.66 miles.
Production Notes:
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For a still was used to portray the Eiffel Tower - or more specifically adding people on buildings that overlook the Parc du Champs de Mars!
Further links about the location:
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Eiffel Tower - Official Website
Related Stories
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City of Death [2 May 1979]
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Doctor Who (TV Movie) [related, still]
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The Christmas Invasion [related, still (Getty Images)]: People stand on monuments around the world.
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The Bells of Saint John [2 Dec 2012]: using wifi by the Eiffel Tower
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